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downloaded from : www.visionias.net downloaded from : https://t.me/Material_For_Exam follow us: saturday, january 13, 2018 Delhi City Edition thehindu.com 24 pages ț 10.00 facebook.com/thehindu twitter.com/the_hindu ISRO workhorse Convoy of Bihar CM Donald Trump denies India faces a daunting task PSLV­C40 puts 31 Nitish Kumar attacked using racist slur on in second Test against satellites in space in Buxar district African countries South Africa at Centurion page 5 page 5 page 10 page 13 Printed at . Chennai . Coimbatore . Bengaluru . Hyderabad . Madurai . Noida . Visakhapatnam . Thiruvananthapuram . Kochi . Vijayawada . Mangaluru . Tiruchirapalli . Kolkata . Hubballi . Mohali . Malappuram . Mumbai . Tirupati . lucknow NEARBY Four SC judges air dierences with CJI Misra I Highlighted issues an internal I They have mentioned a threat to I Trigger for press meet was Loya I CBI judge Loya was hearing the matter of judiciary, says govt. democracy. It is serious, says Cong. case being sent to a particular Bench Sohrabuddin encounter case Krishnadas Rajagopal ‘52 dead after Burhan NEW DELHI Judiciary will sort Wani’s killing’ In an unprecedented act, SRINAGAR four senior judges of the Su­ A total of 52 persons were preme Court on Friday held it out, says Centre killed and 9,042 civilians a press conference and pu­ injured in protests sparked by blicly accused Chief Justice Nistula Hebbar Ravi Shankar Prasad carried the killing of Hizbul of India Dipak Misra of selec­ NEW DELHI on with his workday in his Mujahideen commander tively assigning cases to judg­ As four sitting judges of the ministerial oce and re­ Burhan Wani in 2016, es of his choice without any Supreme Court took the un­ fused to respond to any qu­ according to the J&K rational basis. government. Chief Minister precedented step of address­ eries. Attorney­General of Transcending judicial pro­ ing a press conference airing India K.K. Venugopal tweet­ Mehbooba Mufti informed tocol that sitting judges the Assembly that 9,042 their dierences with Chief ed, “This should not have should not interact with the persons were injured Justice of India Dipak Misra, happened. My expectation is media, Justices Jasti Chela­ between July 2016 and Minister of State for Law P.P. that it will be resolved in the February 2017. meswar, Ranjan Gogoi, Ma­ Chaudhary said, “Our judici­ next two days.” dan B. Lokur and Kurian Jo­ ary is reputed all over the Government sources told NEWS Ī PAGE 8 DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD seph — the senior­most world as independent and The Hindu that the issues judges after the CJI — accused they will sort out the matter highlighted by the judges Justice Misra of assigning cas­ themselves.” were “an internal matter of es of “far­reaching conse­ As Justices J. Chelamesh­ the judiciary” and that it was quences to the nation” to ju­ war, Ranjan Gogoi, Madan “up to them [the judiciary] nior hand­picked judges Lokur and Kurian Joseph ad­ to sort out the matter.” against the time­tested con­ dressed the press confe­ BJP OPPOSES ‘POLITICS’ OVER vention, practice and tradi­ rence, Union Law Minister JUDGES’ GRIEVANCES Ī PAGE 9 tion of the court. In a letter addressed to the CJI and circulated at the The judges said that with He said, “The administra­ judge B.H. Loya, to a particu­ to say the petition is indeed press meet, the four said cer­ the independence of the jud­ tion of the Supreme Court is lar Bench. Loya was the CBI regarding judge Loya’s Need to address issues tain Supreme Court judges iciary and the future of de­ not in order. Many things un­ judge hearing the Sohrabud­ death. “Yes, yes. It was the arrogated to themselves the mocracy at stake, they had desirable have happened in din Sheikh encounter case. Loya case,” Justice Gogoi raised by judges: Rahul “authority to deal with and “no other choice but com­ the last few months. As se­ The four had expressed said. “It is the discharge of pronounce upon” cases municate to the nation to nior­most judges of the court their reservations to the CJI our debt to the nation that Sandeep Phukan tremely serious and needs which ought to be heard by please take care of this and of this country, we hold about the assignation of the brought us here. We have New Delhi to be looked into carefully. other appropriate Benches. institution.” a responsibility to the institu­ case. But the CJI had refused discharged our debt to the Congress president Rahul They have also made a point The letter is of October 2017 Justice Chelameswar said tion and to the nation.” to budge. They had then in­ nation by saying what is Gandhi on Friday said the is­ about judge Loya’s case. I origin. they decided to act now be­ Justice Chelameswar re­ formed him of their inten­ what,” he said. sues raised by the four se­ think that also needs to be cause they did not want “any counted that the trigger for tion to go public. CONTINUED ON Ī PAGE 8 nior­most judges of the Su­ investigated properly. It Eorts at remedy failed wise men to say 20 years la­ the press conference was a Though Justice Chelames­ ‘NOT BREAKING RANKS, ONLY preme Court, including the needs to be examined at the Justice Chelameswar, speak­ ter that Justices Chelames­ meeting they held with the war did not name the Loya DOING OUR DUTY’ Ī PAGE 9 death of judge B.H. Loya, highest level of the Hon’ble ing for the four, said they had war, Ranjan Gogoi, Lokur Chief Justice on Friday morn­ petition, Justice Gogoi, who ALL EYES ON RANJAN GOGOI, are “extremely important Supreme Court,” Mr. Gand­ collectively tried to persuade and Kurian sold their souls ing regarding the assignment is scheduled to take over as NEXT IN LINE; WHY GO PUBLIC, and need to be addressed.” hi told the media. the Chief Justice to take re­ and did not take care of the of a petition, seeking an in­ Chief Justice of India after ASKS FORMER CJI Ī PAGE 9 “They have mentioned medial measures but their ef­ interests of this illustrious dependent probe into the Chief Justice Misra retires on JUDICIARY IN TURMOIL CONTINUED ONĪ PAGE 8 #4 9 2 3 5 3 that there is a threat to de­ DELHI METRO Ī 6 PAGES forts had failed. institution.” mysterious death of CBI October 2 this year, spoke up Ī EDITORIAL ‘SENIOR-MOST JUDGES SHOULD mocracy. I think it is ex­ HEAR LOYA CASE’ Ī PAGE 9 ‘Red Fort attack accused has no terror record’ No mention of Bilal in any case of militancy for 17 years, say J&K police Peerzada Ashiq the facts of the case,” Mr. a heart ailment and was tra­ Saurabh Trivedi Khan said. velling to Delhi for treatment Srinagar/New Delhi The Delhi police said that when he was caught by the The Jammu and Kashmir pol­ Mr. Kawa, a member of the police. ice have decided to “fact Lashkar­e­Taiba, had been The family held a demon­ check” the arrest of a Srina­ “hiding” for 17 years and the stration in Lal Chowk in Sri­ gar resident by the Delhi pol­ situation in the Valley was not nagar on Friday, and sought ice for allegedly nancing the favourable to conduct a raid his “immediate release”. terror attack on the Red Fort or search to arrest him. “We had suggested that he in 2000. Fatima Jan, mother of Bilal They said they arrested Mr. see a doctor in Delhi. If he A senior J&K police ocial Ahmad Kawa, protesting in Kawa on January 10 from the was a militant, will he travel told The Hindu that Bilal Ah­ Srinagar on Friday. * Indira Gandhi International like this? He was carrying eat­ mad Kawa (37) of Ali Kadal in NISSAR AHMAD Airport in Delhi on receiving ables when arrested. What Srinagar “has no case or men­ an input from the Gujarat An­ made them [police] conclude tion in any case of militancy Khan said the accused’s fami­ ti­Terrorism Squad. he was planning anything,” in the Kashmir Valley so far” ly approached the police on Mr. Kawa’s relatives in Sri­ said Mr. Kawa’s mother Fati­ in the past 17 years. Thursday. “We have talked to nagar have denied the Delhi ma Jan. She said her son dealt Additional Director­Gener­ the Delhi police and our CID police’s charges. They said he in rugs and was a frequent al of Police, Kashmir, Muneer cell in Delhi. We will nd out was recently diagnosed with traveller to Delhi. Just 4.9% of higher edu teachers are Muslim Vikas Pathak NEW DELHI At 4.9%, Muslim represen­ tation among teachers in higher educational institu­ tions in India is much low­ er than the community’s proportion in India’s popu­ lation (14.2%), going by the recently released All India Survey on Higher Educa­ tion for 2016­17. The representation of the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes is also lower than the populations of the two categories. While the survey, done by the Ministry of Human Re­ source Development, shows the representation of SCs at 8.3% of the total number of teachers in higher educational institu­ tions, ST representation is 2.2%. The SCs account for 16.6% of India’s population and STs about 8.6%. “At the all­India level, teachers belonging to the general category are more than half, that is, 58.2% of the total number of teach­ ers in India; OBCs follow at 31.3%,” says the survey report.

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